Brian Schottenheimer’s first plan with the Cowboys leaves everyone surprised
It is well known that the NFL requires teams in the preseason to conduct organized team activities, better known as OTAs, the final part of training programs before the start of training camps prior to the start of the season.The league states that each team can have up to 10 days of OTAs, but some franchises decide to do fewer activities of this type, in which physical contact is not allowed. This is not the case for the Dallas Cowboys, who, led by Brian Schottenheimer, decided to involve their players in a peculiar activity in which new 'leaderships' were revealed.Patrick Mahomes acts in a way that surprises his teammates on the fieldTyler Smith says the activity was a lot of funSteelers Discuss Trade for Jonnu Smith with DolphinsAccording to Jon Machota of The Athletic, the Cowboys had a fun 'paintball' […]
